Customer reviews from turbotax.intuit.com
Intuit - TurboTax Premier Federal & State Returns + Federal E-File 2014: Investments and Rental Property
Average customer rating
4.3
(16,551 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 16,551 reviews
5 Stars
8,957
4 Stars
4,883
3 Stars
1,492
2 Stars
745
1 Star
474
Customer Reviews for Intuit - TurboTax Premier Federal & State Returns + Federal E-File 2014: Investments and Rental Property
Customer Rating
5
Fast-Easy-Helpful
on April 12, 2015
Posted by: DuanePD
I cannot think of a way to make doing taxes easier than with TuboTax, and I trust it.
What's great about it: Very helpful & saves reusable & reference info year to year.
What's not so great: No complaints at all.
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Customer Rating
5
Makes life simpler on 4/15
on April 12, 2015
Posted by: Paul90
This customer did not provide a text review.
What's great about it: Easy to follow
What's not so great: why can't I pring just the filed copies without all the backup?
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Customer Rating
5
Thankful Taxpayer
on April 12, 2015
Posted by: Geo228
Turbo Tax makes a procrastinator very happy to complete thier taxes in a short amount of time. It is very reliable and covers all income, deducitons and credits. Will use every year for my taxes.
What's great about it: Easy to use
What's not so great: Transfer of forms no longer required
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Customer Rating
3
on April 12, 2015
Posted by: DRBo
The cost is becoming prohibitive. I may try a competitor next year.
What's great about it: The itemized deductions were easier this year.
What's not so great: I am really angry that I had to upgrade to the Premier version for the same thing I filed with the Deluxe last year.
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Customer Rating
5
Too Easy
on April 12, 2015
Posted by: countinokc
This customer did not provide a text review.
What's great about it: Quick and efficient. Transferred prior year quicklyand easily.
What's not so great: none
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Customer Rating
5
Always a great Experience
on April 12, 2015
Posted by: OhioValley
2013 had a few bugs but this year smoooooth, much better. I have been using it for many years and always good results and so far, knock on wood, no audits so even better.
A little expensive in my eyes but then again, only takes me a few hours max, dont have to go anywhere, do it when I want....I guess not so bad.
A little expensive in my eyes but then again, only takes me a few hours max, dont have to go anywhere, do it when I want....I guess not so bad.
What's great about it: Quick, takes you through everything so you dont forget anything....painless
What's not so great: None
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Customer Rating
1
TT still marginal
on April 12, 2015
Posted by: skidragon2
I use TurboTax because it is the least bad of the filing options. Like previous years, significant tax knowledge and research were required to avoid errors and overpaying if I had simply relied on TT.
1. Four years running now TT still does not fully support inherited Roth IRAs.
2. I sold a publicly traded partnership, which was also reported on a K-1 and on a 1099. I imported the 1099 and when I entered the K-1, TT created a duplicate transaction rather than combining the two. It did this without asking or providing any warning! I only discovered it when I did my detailed review prior to filing.
3. TT doesn't support K-1s with items in lines 1 and 2 of Part III. It requires you to enter the single form as if were two separate forms.
4. If your local government charges personal property tax which is deductible, but your state doesn't; TT will erroneously tell you the tax isn't deductible.
5. While some fields in forms view will provide a link (quickzoom) to the form/worksheet the number came from, 90% of the time I tried to use this feature it wasn't available for the line I was looking at.
6. The help is generally useless. Frequently it simply points to generic information about the whole form, or an IRS pub (with no indication of where to look in the pub).
7. If you file an amended return, TT will fill in the amount AGI for the e-file signature when the IRS wants the original AGI. It doesn't even show you it is doing this; you only see it if you specifically look for it. This error causes your e-filed return to be rejected by the IRS.
1. Four years running now TT still does not fully support inherited Roth IRAs.
2. I sold a publicly traded partnership, which was also reported on a K-1 and on a 1099. I imported the 1099 and when I entered the K-1, TT created a duplicate transaction rather than combining the two. It did this without asking or providing any warning! I only discovered it when I did my detailed review prior to filing.
3. TT doesn't support K-1s with items in lines 1 and 2 of Part III. It requires you to enter the single form as if were two separate forms.
4. If your local government charges personal property tax which is deductible, but your state doesn't; TT will erroneously tell you the tax isn't deductible.
5. While some fields in forms view will provide a link (quickzoom) to the form/worksheet the number came from, 90% of the time I tried to use this feature it wasn't available for the line I was looking at.
6. The help is generally useless. Frequently it simply points to generic information about the whole form, or an IRS pub (with no indication of where to look in the pub).
7. If you file an amended return, TT will fill in the amount AGI for the e-file signature when the IRS wants the original AGI. It doesn't even show you it is doing this; you only see it if you specifically look for it. This error causes your e-filed return to be rejected by the IRS.
What's great about it: It does the calculations and you can e-file.
What's not so great: Incomplete, errors, and often misleading
Pros: I bought or sold investments
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Customer Rating
3
on April 12, 2015
Posted by: dentrump
Becoming more & more difficult to use. Getting away from the IRS forms.
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